For more than four decades, Waterloo professor Larry Smith has helped build the University's reputation for innovation and entrepreneurial excellence
From transforming solutions for homeownership to advancing health care interventions, Waterloo talent continues to disrupt industries and drive change
Velocity cleantech company closes pre-seed round, financing will help accelerate market adoption of its self-cleaning solar technology
Alumni startup Friendlier is making Canada’s switch to reusable plastics easy with a national expansion plan supported by ongoing investment
Living Lab initiative will help Canadian companies test and validate products and services at Waterloo’s RoboHub
Voltera’s 3D custom circuit board printer is named among top innovations for 2015 by leading science and tech magazine
The Engineering Ideas Clinic™ and an indoor flight testing centre are just part of the Educating the Engineer of the Future campaign
Entrepreneurial co-op students find job satisfaction in edgy startup culture at the University of Waterloo
Spring-loaded skate gives hockey players more power with each stride
Waterloo Engineering students win $10,000 for their capstone design project - a soldering iron that’s safer and easier to use
Waterloo engineering professor is developing a glue that may one day be used to engineer human tissues and organs
Third-year mechatronics engineering student Andrew Andrade, co-founder of a successful startup, is Canada's top co-op student of the year
Wearable technology exceeds the expectations of those who buy the smartwatches
New smartwatch — Pebble Time — hit its $500,000 Kickstarter funding goal in just 33 minutes and keeps on going
Alan Plumtree invented the Waterloo Pump in 1978 along with then-Waterloo Chemical Professor Alfred Rudin
Innovative hand-held device - small enough for children - takes pictures of the eye to determine blood glucose concentrations
After noticing the lack of adequate structures in African companies, Al Ismaili (BASc '07) and Faiz Hirani launched Bamba group
